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Ursprungligen postat av jdon
Inga andra hus i historien har fallit ihop som ett korthus någonsin, vare sig före eller efter dessa händelser, ingen har ens lyckats reproducera förloppet (förutom i skruvade datormodeller, som antagligen visar det man haft för avsikt att visa) under kontrollerade former.
Javisst är det så, NIST's och andra pannkakors slutsatser betyder inte ett smack eftersom de inte har lyckats återskapat WTC scenariot med en pannkskollaps som resultat, förutom kanske i datorer lol!
Läs allt här:
http://georgewashington.blogspot.com/2006/04/911-7-man-job.html
9/11: a 7-Man Job
A common objection to the argument that 9/11 was an inside job is that the conspiracy would be too big to keep quiet. In other words, the argument is that it is impossible that so many people could have kept quiet for so long. SOMEONE would have talked or made a mistake, so that the conspiracy would have been discovered.
Is that true? Maybe.
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Moreover, to anyone who knows how covert military operations work, it is obvious that segmentation on a "need-to-know basis", along with deference to command hierarchy, means that a couple of top dogs can call the shots and most people helping won't even know the big picture.
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It has now been shown that a handful of people were responsible for willfully ignoring the evidence that Iraq lacked weapons of mass destruction.
Indeed, Iraq was not the first time the U.S. has ignored or faked intelligence in order to justify war.
How hard would it been for a handful of top-level administration officials to stick their fingers in their ears, say "nah nah nah" (lilke a kid does when they don't want to hear what you're saying), and let it happen?
Well, recently declassified documents show that in the 1960's, the American Joint Chiefs of Staff signed off on a plan to blow up AMERICAN airplanes (
using an elaborate plan involving the switching of airplanes), and also to commit terrorist acts on American soil, and then to blame it on the Cubans in order to justify an invasion of Cuba.
These are just a few of many examples of what are called "false flag operations", where governments attack their own people or allies – then blame it on their enemy – in order to justify a war against that enemy. There are many more examples from recent history.
In all of these cases, more than a handful of people were involved in planning, funding and carrying out the attacks. And yet no one spilled the beans or – if someone did – they were not believed.
But 9/11 would have involved a much bigger conspiracy theory, which – unlike the examples above – would have been too big to keep quiet. Right?
Not necessarily.
NATO's Italian terror campaign would have involved quite a few people.
Pearl Harbor, according to top historians, involved hundreds of people.
9/11, in contrast, could have involved fewer people.
Indeed, one could argue that it involved ONE person. Let's say -- just as an example randomly pulled out of a hat -- Vice President Dick Cheney.
Cheney was apparently
in charge of the entire U.S. government’s counter-terrorism program prior to 9/11, and in charge of
ALL 5 of the war games which occurred on 9/11, and
Mr. Cheney also coordinated the government's "response" to the attacks. Being in charge of all counter-terrorism in the U.S., Cheney was probably the person who moved up major war games so that they would
overlap with games and terror drills already planned for 9/11.
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Now, of course, there was probably more than one person involved in this hypothetical example. Mr. Cheney would probably have had 1 guy manning the secret service communications system and another guy sitting at a computer inserting false radar blips onto air traffic controllers' screens.
But this demonstrates that you didn’t need thousands to pull off 9/11.
Let’s take it one step further. How many people would it have taken to demolish World Trade Center buildings 1, 2 and 7 with bombs? Hundreds? Thousands?
How about 3.
Specifically,
there was plenty of opportunity to plant bombs in the Twin Towers. By way of example only:
Bomb-sniffing dogs were abruptly and inexplicably removed from the Twin Towers in the weeks preceding 9/11.
There was a power down in the Twin Towers on the weekend before 9/11, security cameras were shut down, and many workers ran around busily doing things unobserved.
The Twin Towers had been evacuated a number of times in the weeks preceding 9/11.
And, as an interesting coincidence,
a Bush-linked company ran security at the trade centers.
So here's a potential scenario:
One guy in the Bush-linked security company let's in the bomb-setters;
A 2-man crew of demolition experts sets the radio-controlled explosives while everyone is out of the building;
And the same crew detonates the explosives using a radio transceiver.
That adds only 3 more guys.
So, we're now up to perhaps 7 people total to pull off 9/11 (Cheney, another guy making sure intelligence warnings aren't acted on, the secret service agent and the the radar guy, the security guy and the two-man demolition crew).
Were more than 7 guys involved? Probably.
But it could still have involved many less people than were needed to carry out NATO's Italian terror campaign or to hide the fact that an entire fleet of Japanese ships was sailing towards Pearl Harbor.